War diary
War diary

War diary

Synopsis

War diary of young recruit Nikolai Koslov in the midst of World War II.
16+Histoire terminée~24min de lecture

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“Desde o primeiro momento em que coloquei os olhos nessa história, meu coração ficou apertado, eIa nos transporta pros anseios de um soIfado comum em pIena a segunda guerra. Você encara a leitura e adentra num romance cheio de drama e aventura! Nós choramos, torcemos e nos apaixonamos por Nico, um personagem tao paupaveI e cheios de sentimentos. Eu recomendo, ♥ Você não vai se arrepender.”

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